Posted by: chu teh | Sep 8 2022 20:02 utc | 83
Thanks a million… that’s the same website… reading from smartphone but unable to remember. The civil war and foreign occupation harden my feeling against (especially) the Jap as I get older…….. My ancestor home was Hubei, Huanggang. Wuhan being the Capital city and Huanggang 2nd largest… Dad’s spend much of his time in Nanjing, Chongqing and Shanghai. We have no surviving members in China… Last heard… mid 50’s mom was crying, dad forbid her sending dried food stuff to my maternal uncle…. that’s the last we heard of him… millions staved to death… not because of Mao or the commie civil war but fucking Americans, UK, France and others “White Skinned” (No ill feelings please…)
I wish to live to see the Jap, UK and France punish for their war crimes and occupations…Did you know Sakhalin Island and much of Russia Far East, Sinking (Xingjiang) and Okinawa really part of China under Manchuria and Mongol rules.. I started school in (KMT) Chinese and remember the maps in Chinese show it..

Posted by: JC | Sep 9 2022 1:44 utc | 104

I wrote an article, “A Solution to The Outlaw US Empire’s Inability to Recruit Military Peons: Why Not Try Peace?” rebutting Robert Bridge’s SCF essay which begins and ends thusly:
“Will U.S. Collapse Because Americans ‘Too Fat and Criminal’ to Defend Country?”, saying:
“’How the U.S. military will find the man power to fill its ranks, not to mention operate the increasingly complex military technology, is a herculean problem that promises to haunt army brass for many years, while presenting the most dangerous security risk to the U.S. in many years.’”
It will at least give readers a break from reading Ukraine/SMO battle porn and provide a different diversion.

Posted by: karlof1 | Sep 9 2022 5:01 utc | 106

JC | Sep 9 2022 1:44 utc | 104
You are most welcome. Thank yuo for sharing a bit of your youth experiences abd views from the 1950s. Those were my teenage years and the hate propaganda and mis-education was overwhelming coming on the back of outright slavery in the US.
My college years in the South {terrible mistake] just further mis-education via suppression of conflicting views and vital data. I was surprised/bewildered to discover that Prince George County [Va.] public schools were closed rather than begin to integrate the races…in my little circle, no one gave a thought or seemed bothered by it! Later I was blessed to have 2 Asian wives who helped me come to my own senses and deflect the propagandized/twisted info and spot where vital info was missing/omitted.
re those islands east of the mainland…i did not know their history. I will have a look Regards.

Posted by: chu teh | Sep 9 2022 5:54 utc | 108

My #107
Sorry for typing
Must be
“Revolutionary Defaitism”
Bossuet quote usually known as
“God laughs at men who deplore the effects of which they cherish the causes.”

Posted by: La Bastille | Sep 9 2022 6:18 utc | 110

One of the things I was taught was that, in the end, all products, no matter how sophisticated, depend upon the primary sector: something a farmer harvests, something a fisher gets out of the sea, a miner gets out of the ground. Without that humble beginning, the complex product cannot be made. It seems the German government is unaware of this.
The impression one gets is that these politicians believe they are the good guys, and in the movies the good guys always win.

Posted by: Passerby | Sep 9 2022 7:06 utc | 112

the Greens in Germany aren’t the only “pigheaded ideological nuts” (Bernhard’s phrase from a recent post of his here at MoA).
Let’s make sure that everyone in northern Europe freezes this winter.
check this out
with knuckleheads like Greenpeace, and the Greens in germany, tens of thousands will freeze this winter, and they will all be from the lower classes/working class/poor, you can bet on that
https://gcaptain.com/greenpeace-hits-russian-lng-tanker-at-swedish-port/
Greenpeace Stops Russian LNG Tanker At Swedish Port
“Today, Greenpeace blocked the LNG tanker Coral Energy from unloading Russian natural gas at a Finnish state-owned terminal, Gasum, in Nynashamn on Sweden’s east coast.
The environmental campaigning network called on the Swedish government to immediately stop the import of Russian LNG.
Activists from Greenpeace Nordic stopped the ship Coral Energy from unloading its cargo of Russian fossil gas at an LNG terminal in Nynäshamn, south of Stockholm, Sweden. Climbers have occupied the cranes that unload the gas from the ship. Greenpeace sailing vessel SY Witness and activists in kayaks worked to prevent the ship from docking…..”

Posted by: michaelj72 | Sep 9 2022 7:51 utc | 114

September 9, 2022: “$450m package to maintain Pakistan’s F-16s” : https://www.dawn.com/news/1709178/450m-package-to-maintain-pakistans-f-16s
Don’t believe Indians, check Pakistani comments below it….

Posted by: Antonym | Sep 9 2022 8:52 utc | 116

@Passerby | Sep 9 2022 7:06 utc | 112
—
You misunderstand. Products come from the market.

Posted by: too scents | Sep 9 2022 9:09 utc | 118

Fun fact… the Queen (b. 1926) was literally older than sliced bread
(c. 1928).

Posted by: DoesItReallyMater | Sep 9 2022 13:07 utc | 120

Putting aside that shes well beyond the expected lifespan… Theres a funny thing going around that Lizz Truss did it.
Posted by: Bob | Sep 8 2022 16:07 utc | 36
Most interesting. Back in the real world.
Who knew that the German house of Windsor(UK royalty). Lives far longer than you can imagine.
Royal Family outlive the general population by 26 per cent – for every 100-year-old royal the average person could expect to live to an age of 74 years.
The Queen, 95, is the third Windsor to surpass their 95th birthday – Prince Philip (99) and the Queen Mother (101) are the others while the Queen’s maternal grandparents died in their late 80s.
Only 0.15 per cent of the UK population are older than the Queen (approximately 100,000 people) and for around 85 per cent of the UK population she’s the only Head of State they have ever known. Around six million people alive today should have memories of the coronation, whether as direct spectators or having seen it broadcast live on television or in cinemas.
Truth is stranger than fiction. lol

Posted by: Bad Deal Motors On | Sep 9 2022 13:51 utc | 122

Posted by: c1ue | Sep 8 2022 16:35 utc | 49
Just to be clear – what I wrote applies to hard sciences. Academic success or failure in certain areas of the Humanities/Social Sciences could well depend on ones ideological bent, as you suggest.
Posted by: farm ecologist | Sep 8 2022 17:49 utc | 71

The hard sciences aren’t exempt from ideological influence.
Once the federal government has publicly taken a position on a scientific question, that viewpoint shapes government funding of science, peer review journals, and ultimately of the ability of university faculty to honestly report their findings. Richard Lindzen explains how climate science has been corrupted by these and other influences.
In domains that pertain to public health, these influences are magnified by the pharmaceutical industry’s decades-long grip on the U. S. Food and Drug Administration and on medical journals.

Posted by: David Levin | Sep 9 2022 15:03 utc | 124

Posted by: David Levin | Sep 9 2022 15:03 utc | 124

The phrase “ultimately of the ability” should have read “ultimately the ability”. I had inadvertently clicked “Post” instead of “Preview”.

Posted by: David Levin | Sep 9 2022 15:08 utc | 126

Posted by: David Levin | Sep 9 2022 15:03 utc | 124
Lindzen is a geriatric oil shill, hasn’t produced any meaningful research in years, and tries to cover up his failure by blaming other scientists. it’s pathetic. the only countries where crap like this is actually taken seriously is countries where the oil industry has spent the most money on propaganda. every major national scientific academy agrees with the science.

Posted by: pretzelattack | Sep 9 2022 18:01 utc | 128

September 11 is the 2022 United Voting Day in Russia. Starting in 2020, some regions have started experimenting with two-day and even three-day elections. My region, the federal city of Moscow, holds three-day elections this year, from September 9 to September 11. This year we are electing municipal deputies (district deputies). There are 125 districts in Moscow. My district is subdivided into three 30,000-voter electoral areas, each electing 5 deputies in a block voting system (a voter can vote for up to 5 candidates, non-ranked).
My electoral area has 20 candidates: 7 independent, 4 from My District regional public organization (allied with United Russia party), 4 from Communists of Russia party (spoiler party), 2 from New People party, 2 from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation and 1 from United Russia party.
Today I have voted for 4 candidates: an obstetrician-gynecologist from a city-owned hospital (female, My District), a teacher from a local school (female, My District), head of local social assistance center (female, My District and United Russia) and a housewife (female, independent).
Thank you for tuning in to my news report from the Evil Totalitarian Country™ of Russia!

Posted by: S | Sep 9 2022 19:13 utc | 130

Somebody oughta write a book about this?
I caught the disease during January 2020. Forty miles s. of the fort and ten miles from the first outbreaks and deaths. The disease was a two week bad respiratory cold for me, with a cough that lasted another month, but then long covid, which i’m only now beginning to recover from.
Love your comments on the meta physical btw, keep them comin’.
Posted by: aye, myself & me | Sep 9 2022 4:13 utc | 105
Thanks for kind remarks. I think Unz HAS written a book (on his site he has a book section) but maybe you mean something else?
You cut my prose (which is your right) but where I differ with Unz is that I believe labels like ‘US’ and ‘China’ are too simplistic, rather there was significant international (aka ‘globalist’) cooperation in the biowarfare lab realm. I also wouldn’t be surprised that there had been several experimental releases before the one given great press in 2020. Who knows? But if I’m right that there was a globalist group behind it, then it serves their purpose for the US to be blaming the Chinese and the Chinese to be blaming the US since the Great Reset demands collapse before ‘building back better.’ The collapse needs to be blamed on adversaries, so the Chinese will be blaming the US and the US will be blaming Russia and China and Russia will be blaming US and Europe will be blaming Russia.
That sort of pointing fingers thing makes all the globalists, no matter which country they are based in, happy! Because of course nobody will be blaming their own governments or holding them to account. This is important because they are the ones who will propose the new global polity. They will have a grand conference, perhaps, and all the world’s great leaders, in order to save the world, will make peace and a New World Order will be proclaimed and we will all cry with joy and surrender our property with relief and gratitude and humbly enter the new housing units they will pen us all in!!!

Posted by: Scorpion | Sep 9 2022 20:42 utc | 132

My understanding was that such journals depend on advertising revenue, much of which is from pharmaceutical companies.
Posted by: David Levin | Sep 9 2022 22:58 utc | 133
I don’t know about that, although it sounds plausible. If you have any references describing such activities I would be curious to have a look at them.
On another note, the medical journal The Lancet not too long ago pulled an article ( “Structural violence in the era of a new pandemic: the case of the Gaza Strip” ) after strong pressure from the zionist lobby. https://electronicintifada.net/content/lancet-censors-gaza-health-letter-after-pro-israel-pressure/31371

Posted by: farm ecologist | Sep 10 2022 0:27 utc | 134

Below is a quote from a Wall Street On Parade article (and test of my current commenting capabilities at MoA)

Wall Street On Parade would go a few steps further: Allowing the New York Fed to supervise the megabanks on Wall Street while also being owned by them and regularly bailing them out is the stuff of banana republics. It’s not only dangerous to the financial stability of the United States, it’s insane.

Posted by: psychohistorian | Sep 10 2022 3:12 utc | 136

It is no suprise that ‘The Lancet’ along with a host of other journals is owned by a corporation called ‘Elsevier’ publishers of scientific journals which even according to elite propagandist wikipedia has been involved in a number of pay to play scandals.
Elsevier in turn is owned by Relx PLC a corporation whose major shareholders also feature several Blackrock iterations since Blackrock are also big on Pfizer investment one cannot help but think WTF?.
Individuals are free to make up their own minds about this. Does Rupert Murdoch’s News Inc have a relationship with Blackrock, is the Blackrock investment in both Lancet & Pfizer a conflict of interest? After decades of observing these corporations and the sociopaths who control them, I know what I reckon and it aint good.
Incrementally but inexorably one corporation, currently named Blackrock but as its notoriety spreads it will likely rename to something like ‘Unicorns and happy, friendly fairies Inc’, is taking a substantial interest in every major corporation on the planet. Even though ordinary investors own 50% or more of these corporations the independence, disunity of investors means that it is institutional investors, often with shareholdings of around 5% who have the biggest say and get offered ‘independent’ directorships.
These guys run such complicated games that it is never swings or roundabouts they get returns off, it is swings and roundabouts.
Until the people of this planet launch a focussed attack on the institutions destroying them and confiscating all their assets, the talk of freedom, much less freedom and liberty is a hollow joke.

Posted by: Debsisdead | Sep 10 2022 8:10 utc | 138

Altho, as Debisdead @ 138, so eloquently states above our monopolists won’t be so easy to derail. Trying to get rid of them in an oligarch controlled gov’t could be quite a challenge also.
Posted by: aye, myself & me | Sep 10 2022 9:07 utc | 139
First, I rarely offer evidence for my opinions (!). Am an eclectic reader who has looked into many different things over the years but do not take notes and don’t intend to start. Sorry about that!
As to China: I believe on two occasions Chinese scientists who worked in Western biolabs (one in Canada, one in North Carolina??) were caught trying to smuggle materials out of the country. Maybe they were doing a routine transfer but when they got caught it was called ‘smuggling’ so as not to admit the collusion? In any case, I think there has a been a huge amount of porosity between China and the West in technical fields for a very long time. Fauci’s institutions, for example, were providing funds for the Wuhan lab – and many others. There are linkages there which transcend national security boundaries put it that way. So the labs are not just surrounding China they are also inside China.
It seems to me that there are international elites who operate above and beyond national jurisdictions and who owe no true allegiance to any nation state even if they must be a citizen of one or more, obey the laws and suchlike.
You talk of the American Hegemon. I believe this is slightly inaccurate. America is just as much occupied territory as most other countries in that a hostile elite network has shanghai’d its polity. That hostile elite network is, I suspect, also what I called ‘globalista.’ They owe no allegiance to the US or her citizens.
Some people think this is a Jewish conspiracy or that the old Jewish banking networks are the eminence grise behind the whole thing but I suspect there are far more networks in the mix. Do not know. But most likely the bankster networks and Jewish power players including some in Israel are in the mix. But so may be old European networks. (Interesting how the Medici bank was behind Madoff’s scams, eh?)
America has been hollowed out viz industrial production capacity for decades. This was deliberate (imo) not just due to short-term concerns with quarterly profit-loss statements as so often reported.
Despite Russia being ostensibly arrayed against the US-NATO-West unipolar model as often discussed here, she is working towards a CBDC system as is China, India, Ukraine, UK, EU, Canada and US. Strange. Just like it was strange, imo, that all countries instantly and simultaneously adopted the never-before tried tactic of population lockdowns and most have yet to open back up fully and many are threatening to lock back down soon when the next one comes, which several leaders have warned might be soon (including Biden, who blabs a lot). Maybe this was due to some new medical insight, or maybe there is coordination, globalista coordination? I suspect the latter. Russia gov worked with AstraZeneca on vaccine development and although Putin keeps saying otherwise they are working on a vaccine passport system as are nearly all countries, including social credit, CBDC etc. Coincidence?
So even though there is some sort of war going on now in Ukraine, there are many things which continue internationally which all sides are doing.
The hegemon is a One World System. It is being described as led by the US. I don’t think so. Look at the US: it is being taken down month by month just like Europe. The US has been captured already. Witness the 2020 election fiasco. Witness how the US Intelligence and USG is determined to worsen the living standards of the citizenry, possibly even overthrowing the first Republic whose constitution and rule of law is being increasingly trampled over.
So I personally remain unconvinced that the US is trying to take over the world. I think the world is taking over the US but who or what exactly that ‘world’ is I don’t know.
Russia is pushing a multipolar world comprised of independent sovereign states. Sounds fantastic to me and if the US stands in the way it needs to be prevented from so doing. Fine. But when we say ‘US’ we mean the elites which have captured the US. What do they want? They want US-based hegemony throughout the world coordinating with all other nations in the world?
Confusing. Let me say then to simplify: there is a globalista network that wants to establish a new world order of sorts, a one-world system that is arrayed against a multipolar system of sovereign states. Although the captured US is one of the globalistas’ key power bases, it is not the only one. They are also in Europe, China, elements in Russia, Latin America and so forth. They do not want ‘America’ to take over they want their money system to take over everywhere and perhaps even get rid of old-fashioned nation-state based polities in favor of a new world order in which nation states are more like provinces of one single empire.
Or something like that. It doesn’t really matter what I think and I don’t personally spend much time trying to think through in detail because I don’t have enough hard data. I just don’t think that labels like ‘US’ and ‘China’ are all the meaningful when discussing certain things. Which include what ‘the hegemon’ might be and how covid was developed and spread. There are many things going on that are not contained within individual nation states, put it that way. Wheels within wheels within wheels….
I know this wasn’t a great answer. But them’s the breaks and now it’s time to walk the dog by the river!!!

Posted by: Scorpion | Sep 10 2022 13:31 utc | 140

At this time particularly, as an apparent frenzy is causing a whole lot of what can only be called pollution to appear…
AT some point one recognizes that if you aren’t familiar with the screen handle being used there is no reason to read the post.
B’s blog has a well established following of intelligent contributors and B’s seeds have served well to guide many of us to information and other sources to study and evaluate for ourselves.
Let the bots be bots and treat them all like trolls: ignore them. Scroll, Scroll, Scroll if you must indulge but going to the Main page and selecting B’s posts or specific commenters contributions seems the most sensible approach. Skip the rest!

Posted by: DoesItReallyMater | Sep 10 2022 17:15 utc | 142

The biggest news I seen today.
New sanctions against transportation of Russian Oil. By sea. Starting in few months.
That is a declaration of war. What happened to Japan in WW2

Posted by: DunGroanin | Sep 10 2022 19:59 utc | 144

China has announced where the International Lunar Research Station will likely be located and the probes and their missions to further establish that location:
“When asked why the country looks at the South Pole region for the building of ILRS, Wu Weiren, the chief designer of China’s lunar exploration program, told the Global Times previously that the temperature on the far side of moon can reach -200 C and the near side can mount to 200 C, neither of which is not suitable for long-term human activities.
“The South Pole region is also subject to the polar day night phenomenon, during the polar day, there would be more than 180 days of continuous daylight, which would support long-term work on the moon surface, and which explains why we intend to build the station there, Wu told the Global Times.”
Very exciting happenings outside Russia’s SMO that has too many overly preoccupied.

Posted by: karlof1 | Sep 10 2022 22:08 utc | 146

This editorial deals with the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF), which is seen by some as a replacement for the failed TPP. IMO, few have heard about the IPEF, and it might not be worth the time to get to know it better based on the logic offered by the writer and actual world conditions that are quickly changing. As the editorial points-out, there’s no Congressional support for this Obama-era hangover; it’s only being advanced by Biden’s executive order.

Posted by: karlof1 | Sep 10 2022 22:20 utc | 148

@Debsisdead | Sep 10 2022 8:10 utc | 138
Blackrock = Rockefeller.
The function of corporations, ie. non-natural legal entities, is to shield the real ownership from public scrutiny.
Common people would revolt if they knew that a very limited group of individuals holds ownership to most of the world. But once this ownership is obfuscated behind a intricate facade of elaborate abstractions, most ordinary folks get confused and their primary emotional response is to look away in confusion. Cue teevee entertainment..

Posted by: Lurk | Sep 10 2022 22:40 utc | 150

@ Scorpion #140
Thank you for your reply, but i believe we’ll have to agree to disagree. I can’t lump China and Russia with the turning wheels in the west. One thing i’ve learned from coming to MoA is what Karlof1 and several others continues to harp on regarding both Russia and China. They have leaders trying to help their citizens. Thru the speeches Karlof1 continually posts show the leaders in both Russia and China are sane! On the other hand, the west’s leadership, including america’s vassals’ are literally insane, every one of them! What i see is R&C trying to change this world for all humanity, not just a chosen few. Imo these globalists are only amongst the chosen few.
America’s economic system has always been based on democracy, rather than authoritarian. Imo both Russia and China are going the authoritarian route, which is keeping oligarchs out of state business. For me that speaks volumes about R&C’s intentions, pro humanity for everyone. America’s system has always been a rules base order where only a few benefit.
As for the Wuhan bio lab, it’s built to far superior specs than Ft. Detrict’s, which has been closed on numerous occasions, for lapses in security and other issues, but always reopened for national security, which trumps any other concern. Again, imo, bio labs are necessary for the study of pathogens, furthermore the military games in Wuhan were likely planned years in advance. Giving our military the advantage of using that Wuhan lab as plausible deniability and finger pointing after they’d infected other participants and the general population around their proximity in Wuhan.
However, one area we can agree on are the nefarious activities occurring on Plum island, just east of Long island and south of Lyme Conn. For sure lyme disease came from there, but i also believe rocky mountain spotted fever and the lonestar tic came from that lab too. The latter has a range from east Texas thru all the southern and eastern coastal states all the way to Maine. Several years ago i was apparently bit by a lonestar tic, because their secretion causes a change in our biology causing the victim to experience an extreme allergy to red meat, causing stomach cramps and the worst case of hives i’ve ever had. Fortunately, (or unfortunately depending on one’s point of view) for most the ‘allergy’ dissipates after a year, or two.

Posted by: aye, myself & me | Sep 10 2022 23:59 utc | 152

@ Karlof1 # 146 & 148
I too want to thank you for all you do in keeping the barflies here informed of the important news outside the host’s very informative articles. You both keep me coming here. Tho there are several others too!

Posted by: aye, myself & me | Sep 11 2022 0:17 utc | 154

Algeria discussions to join BRICS.
https://thecradle.co/Article/News/15510

According to media reports on 8 September, the newly appointed Russian ambassador to Algeria, Valeryan Shuvayev, announced that the North African country’s president, Abdelmajid Tebboune, will likely visit Moscow before the end of the year to discuss mutual cooperation between the two countries.
Tebboune’s potential visit will center around Algeria’s desire to join the Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa (BRICS) group of emerging economies.
The BRICS group of nations represents the world’s most prominent economies outside of the western hemisphere.

Posted by: uncle tungsten | Sep 11 2022 4:57 utc | 156

Xi Jinping has the tightest control of any leader ever in China or the rest of the world…… (4G,5G, AI etc) says Peter Zeihan. China will not last this decade
Will it last enough to slay the MICIMATT?

Posted by: Antonym | Sep 11 2022 5:27 utc | 158

Chinese yuan-denominated bond sales have now exceeded those of the dollar.
https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/bonds/china-us-yuan-dollar-corporate-debt-sales-central-banks-fed-2022-9

Posted by: too scents | Sep 11 2022 8:49 utc | 160

Paul GV @161–
Cool! If you can convert the screen shot to a file, you ought to be able to post it to the comment box at my VK Wall.

Posted by: karlof1 | Sep 11 2022 16:45 utc | 162

Posted by: aye, myself & me | Sep 10 2022 23:59 utc | 152
@ Scorpion #140
Thank you for your reply, but i believe we’ll have to agree to disagree. I can’t lump China and Russia with the turning wheels in the west. One thing i’ve learned from coming to MoA is what Karlof1 and several others continues to harp on regarding both Russia and China. They have leaders trying to help their citizens. Thru the speeches Karlof1 continually posts show the leaders in both Russia and China are sane! On the other hand, the west’s leadership, including america’s vassals’ are literally insane, every one of them! What i see is R&C trying to change this world for all humanity, not just a chosen few. Imo these globalists are only amongst the chosen few.
I understand. It’s a compelling argument and I hope it is accurate. But alarm bells go off when logics line up perfectly in an argument or belief system. They rarely pan out. I don’t have a read on Xi; he seems like an alien to me. Putin is extremely compelling. But he’s also Intelligence and one who specialized in the West. More alarm bells…
And of course he’s a politician: MORE alarm bells!!
All best.

Posted by: Scorpion | Sep 12 2022 3:10 utc | 164

@ Tannehouser | Sep 8 2022 22:53 utc | 99
Do you know the science-fiction of William Gibson? His recent series of three books takes this as an idea … then runs with it in a different direction like he often does. I think the title was “Peripheral”, its his 2nd most recent book. He writes novels in groups of three, and he’s two into this set that launches with this idea …. people getting paid to play games, and in this case as a security guard watching a ritzy gathering keeping paparazzi away — inside a game.
That’s not really what the book is about. Just the launch point of a recent adventure by the science fiction who once invented the term ‘cyberspace’. Interesting to notice that by reading Gibson one still stays a few years ahead of the curve. Same as it ever was.
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On the topic of processed foods, I do know this from personal experience. I am a diabetic and a heart attack survivor. I thus try to survive by eating as close to zero carbs and zero salt as I can reach. Your body needs some of both, but trying for zero and reaching low instead works for me.
This means I do not eat processed foods. Not as a goal of itself, but since they all contain either carbs or salt or both, well, there are whole aisles of the supermarket that I don’t even go down.
Since I’ve been doing this, my health has improved. Hard to isolate the cause, as getting my blood sugar down has helped I am quite sure. But, by what I was told, that should only pause the decay from diabetes, and instead my health is definitely improved. The fact that the side effect of the diet is that I avoid processed foods appears as at least a possible reason.
Offered in case it helps another human being. Good luck out there. Remember to protect yourself at all times.

Posted by: Yankee Doodles | Sep 12 2022 23:51 utc | 166